The station connected to the network 220V consumes 7.5 W, I measured the temperature of the radiator, it heats up to 53°C. What’s going on inside? It should not be.
When charging the station, overheating occurs, since the radiators are already hot at rest.
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Any progress here?
My EB3A still consumes a lot of power and get hot then in “standby”
There are two options, the first is to ignore it and the second option is to have it repaired under warranty.
Before i can send it back under warranty bluetti needs to acknowledge the problem.
It’s not 2-3W standby power as they claim so this alone is a problem.
But thy don’t seam to care about adhering to there specifications.
there 12V out is not 12V but 13-14V
the 12VOC MPPT input also don’t work with 12V but needs 13-14V
The App phones home your data even if you don’t consent.
Power Lifting can’t reach 600W.
The Watt display is not Displaying watts But VA.
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They released a huge batch of unfinished devices and continue to sell them regardless of complaints.
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I believe the table you reply with is referencing battery operation mode only. Not UPS pass-through mode.
I was curious to check my EU EB3A idle consumption as well. It consumes from mains 8W, Pf=0.15 when 100% charged, DC off&AC off. For DC off&AC on idle power consumption is 9W (no load on AC output socket).
It is OK that EB3A drains power like every other UPS do. What is not OK is that is discharges its batteries at the same time, having to top up them every hour.